Could an earthquake ever take down the Egyptian Pyramids?

by JasonUnbound

What the largest Richter extent earthquake to ever happen near the Pyramids?

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Answer by Geology Rock Star
The pyramids are generally well built and have a strong base. It would take an unusually powerful quake to knock them down. Instead, they will slowly erode away to nothing over a period of many thousands of years

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From October 7, 1985 – Rod Roddy announces an episode of the CBS Daytime smash gameshow hit–The 000 Pyramid with special guests Levar Burton and Vicki Lawrence. Part 1 of 4.
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